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Satlantic, as part of Alcatel's project team, along with Nautronix MariPro, was just awarded the contract to deliver the state-of-the-art NEPTUNE Canada observatory infrastructure in the world’s largest cabled seafloor observatory. Click here to view the official Alcatel press release. For additional information please visit the NEPTUNE Canada website.
Please visit us at the 2006 Ocean Sciences Meeting being held in Honolulu, Hawaii, February 20-24th.
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Send us a picture of our equipment in action or a technical paper using Satlantic gear and we'll send you a free Satlantic T-shirt.
Look how easy it was for the team at College of Oceanic & Atmospheric Sciences to get free Satlantic T-shirts! Thanks to Hemantha Wijesekera for sending us a picture of our OCR-507 sensor onboard the Bluefin AUV.
Email info@satlantic.com with your attachments and please include your mailing address.
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The WETSAT team has recently completed both the UNH Great Bay Coastal Buoy and the LEO-15 Cabled Observatory upgrade.
Sensor systems from WETSAT partners, WET Labs and Satlantic, are combined with sensors from other vendors to meet user requirements for monitoring systems for marine, estuarine and fresh water applications. The team has developed building blocks for observing systems from single monitoring buoys, buoy networks to high bandwidth, high power electro-optic cabled systems.
Visit the University of New Hampshire Great Bay Coastal Buoy
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